Odell Beckham Jr. finally is getting paid, and we have two sources of evidence.

The first is ESPN’s Josina Anderson, who reported Monday afternoon that Beckham has agreed to a five-year contract extension with the New York Giants worth a hefty $95 million, making him the NFL’s highest-paid wide receiver at $19 million per year. The deal includes $65 million guaranteed and an average of $20 million over the first three seasons, per NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport.

Our other source of evidence that Beckham’s long contract saga finally is over: His Giants teammates.

Just around the time news of Beckham’s extension broke, New York wide receiver Sterling Shepard posted a video on his Instagram story of he and a very happy Beckham dancing in the team’s locker room.

Giants wideout Roger Lewis also posted a Twitter video of the locker room celebration, congratulating Beckham on his new extension in the caption:

“Congrats to my brudda couldn’t be more proud been solid since day one helped me a lot on my journey… you deserve it…MONEY MONEY MONEY!!!! @OBJ_3“

We know who Beckham will be treating to a nice steak dinner first with his new paycheck.

The 25-year-old certainly is deserving of the massive deal; prior to an ankle injury that cut his 2017 season short, he tallied at least 1,300 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in each of his first three NFL seasons.